New Brunswick’s 2010-2011 budget includes $439.3 million for transportation infrastructure. Transportation Minister Denis Landry announced the capital budget yesterday in the legislative assembly. Landry [...]

Over 150 years ago, Canada started to evolve wagon trails into networks of roads, communities developed adjacent to these roads, then communal water and sewage systems were installed. With the age [...]

The National Asset Management Working Group (NAMWG) as part of the National Round Table for Sustainable Infrastructure (NRTSI) is releasing the Asset Management Government Framework for Canada. The [...]

Engineers Canada is moving forward with its joint research project with the National Research Council (NRC). Last spring, the feds announced $815,000 in funding (pocket change in light of recent funding [...]

British-based engineering giant Amec is buying small Ontario firm Philips Engineering Ltd. Amec says the takeover will help them "provide a complete civil engineering consultancy service to public and [...]

Pure Technologies Ltd., a company involved in the development and application of technologies for inspection, monitoring, and management of physical infrastructure, recently hosted an international workshop [...]

Taylor Bridge, Headingly, Manitoba The Taylor Bridge, the world's longest span bridge using carbon fiber reinforced polymer, is located on Provincial Road 334 over the Assiniboine River in Headingly [...]

On March 4, 2008 the CBC reported that Winnipeg crews were investigating Osborne Village's third watermain break in a month. On June 20 it reported a major break in central St. John's that closed the Art [...]

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